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The phenomenon of snow interception by forest stands is examined. Interception relationships extracted from literature are evaluated for their applicability to the silvicultural and climatic conditions of south coastal British Columbia. Hypotheses tested address: 1) the prediction of snow interception, 2) comparisons of heterogeneity in snow interception between second-growth and old-growth forests, and 3) how interception and interception efficiency vary depending on forest crown completeness and storm size.
McNay, R. Scott. 1985. Forest Crowns, Snow Interception and Management of Black-tailed Deer Winter Habitat. Ministries of Environment and Forests. Wildlife Bulletin. B-35
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